Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-21
CAmPUS NOTES.

CAMPUS NOTES.
woodruff Not Seriously Hurt-The
Coming Harvard Game-NOtes by the
Way.
Rev. ]. H. TwitchelI, of Hartford, occu-
pied the college pulpit yesterday.
Princeton is to have a new president. The
undergraduates are hoping that the new ad-
ministration will be as successful as Yale's
has been.
Dr. Twitchell addressed the general reli-
His remarks were timely and to the point
and filed with practical wiadom.
The second lecture in the Y. NJ. G. A.
course will be delivered at Dwight Hall at
6:45 this evening. Speaker, Rev. DIR. A. F.
schaufier, of New York city; subject, ''The
Modern City"
Mr.. G. w. Stribbitz will review I. b.
FIGHTS Anthropology before the Philosoph-
ical club tomorrow evening.
Princeton is sure of one thing. That is the
third place in the Football association.
Where is Princeton's wonderful team now
stand face to face.
The Thanksgiving recess begins at p. m.
Wednesday and extends to 10 M the follow
ing Monday
Yesterdays New York Sun said: ;'Yester-
day was wet day for New York, cold day
for the college of New Jersey and a glorious
day for Captain Beecher's and Timothy
DWight's team of kickers. As Oliver Wen
dell Holmes said in the Harvard poem which
had so bilious an effect upon the venerable
Dr. McCosh:
On PrincetOn's ribs they stamped their iron
HEELS
Woodruff was about yesterday with the
L II. r. 10 30 aof I7 hTY ri
as was at first supposed, and will probably
face Harvard on the Polo grounds Thanks
giving day.
Now that the Princeton game is out of the
way the college turns its attention to the
Harvard game. Yale is of course hopeful of
success, but is not over confident. Harvard
is very sanguine of victory, and will doubt
less give odds on the game. A great crowd
may be expected on the Polo grounds Thurs
day.
Harvard defeated the University of Penn
syIvania atsCambridge Saturday AZ points to
nothing Harvard showed Improvement in
general team work, while Pennsylvania work
was ragged. Wesleyan and Pennsylvania
will contest for fourth place on the Polo
grounds Thursday morning, while Yale and
Harvard will settle the championship in the
afternoon.
Messrs. Raymond &c Whltcolnb's Xxx.
cUrsIOns to Mexico.
Two very attractive tours through Mexico
are announced by Messrs. Raymond & Whit
| comb for this season. Both parties will make
| the trip in the new and elegant train of yes
l tibuled Pullman palace cars recently built by
| the Pullman company expressly for this firm
| and which includes not only a royal retinut
1 of sleeping cars and dining cars, but also
BARRIERS shop, bathroom, library, etc. TIL,
l passengers will be limited to the accommoda
tons of three cars, every person being en-
| titled to a double berth (half sectiop) By
| having practically "hotel on wheels" tn
l travellers will be enabled to visit many place.
rarely seen by other tourists. All the prin
1 cipal cities will be-seen and there will b.
| numerous side trips, the whole journey be
1 ing arranged upon special time schedule, 81
/ that every picturesq ne part of the route viii
be seen by daylight. Nearly fortnight vii
/ be devoted to the City of Mexico alone. Tn
1 route southwark will be via Cincinnati
| Louisville, the Mammoth Cave, New Orle ans
| Houston, Galveston, San Antonio and E
Paso. The first party Qeaving Boston Mon
day, January 16) will also make complet
round of travel through California, returning
/ either through Utah and Colorado or tn
railroad, as may be preferred. The regula
| itinerary occupies eighty-two days TIL
l second tour omits California, but include
the Southern States and Mexico, with re
1 turn by different route. Monday, Marcl
| 12, is the date of starting, and the trip viii
take forty seven days. In addition to tn
Mexico trips there are eleven more excursion
| to California. Descriptive circulars of eithe
the Mexico or California tours may be oh
tanned of W. Raymond, 296 Washington
street, opposite School street, Boston.